Special emphasis is placed on establishing service partnerships with customers to increase a plant’s overall production efficiency and decrease the production costs.
DEP’s role in the partnership is to develop innovative upgrades, automation tools, wear and replacement parts, and refurbishment services to ensure machine safety and performance.

The food processing industry is constantly changing. Your plant has to keep boosting its profit margins. Your production and assembly rates must always increase. Your operations and processes must be continually modified to introduce new ingredients, create innovative products and adapt to new packaging.

In this changing context, you can count on DEP experts. Since our founding, we have worked with world-class food processing companies. Our highly experienced project management team knows how to implement functional improvements in operating plants. We can also build new commercial facilities.

DEP provides the personnel, tools and equipment to assist with the maintenance and repairs of fixed plant including shutdowns. Individuals or crews arrive on site fully self-sufficient with the necessary tooling and equipment, which is offered to the client at competitive rates. DEP on-site services include:

-Screen decks
-Shoots
-Bins
-Conveyor Rollers
-Wear Lining
-Ground Engaging Tools
-Shoot lining repairs or replacement

Robotics is a disruptive technology that is playing an increasingly important role in the manufacturing industry.

The broad product knowledge of our engineering staff enables DEP to integrate a variety of mechanical and electrical subsystems, hardware, and software into a complete, robust solution. DEP International is your contact if you need: engineering process development, assembly lines, palletizing/ depalletizing, material handling, machine tending and robotic welding.

Ventilation is the mechanical system in a building that brings in “fresh” outdoor air and removes the “contaminated” indoor air.

In a workplace, ventilation is used to control exposure to airborne contaminants. It is commonly used to remove contaminants such as fumes, dusts, and vapours, in order to provide a healthy and safe working environment. Ventilation can be accomplished by natural means (e.g., opening a window) or mechanical means (e.g., fans or blowers).

Industrial systems are designed to move out (exhaust) and bring in (intake) a specific amount of air at a specific speed (velocity), which results in the removal of undesirable contaminants. While all ventilation systems follow the same basic principles, each system is designed specifically to match to the type of work and the rate of contaminant release at that workplace.